reloading and "multi family dwelling"

boss66tcode · Mar 12, 2010

In MD, does a townhouse qualify as a "multi family" dwelling?

I have thought about investing in reloading gear, but according to fire codes, you can't store powder in a "multi-family" dwelling.

Anyone know the legalities on this?

sailor · Mar 12, 2010

Fire code is National, interpreted by County Fire Marshals and Inspectors. What county are you in?

Even then, each makes up his own mind. I deal with them in my work- no rhyme or reason, lots of "I say so."

boss66tcode · Mar 12, 2010

Fredneck

boule · Mar 13, 2010

Maryland makes it quite simple:

If there is a firewall (aka wall without windows) or a gap between the houses, then it is considered a single dwelling. If you/your family own, rent or in any other capacity inhabit this dwelling, you can store powder in it. If you rent out a floor to another party, it is technically multi-family.

boss66tcode · Mar 13, 2010

boule said:
Maryland makes it quite simple:

If there is a firewall (aka wall without windows) or a gap between the houses, then it is considered a single dwelling. If you/your family own, rent or in any other capacity inhabit this dwelling, you can store powder in it. If you rent out a floor to another party, it is technically multi-family.

Thanks for the help - I am shocked though:

MD made something quite simple? You mean there is hope? :lol2:

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